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Scottish archaeologists have just made a notable discovery, which is the ruins believed to be the oldest distilled whiskey in the world ever discovered.

Archaeologists found many ruins of coal, barley, oats here.

The ruins of the Whiskey distillery are located in an ancient monastery in Lindores, Scotland.

Archaeological evidence suggests that it has an architecture suitable for medieval kilns. Traces of medieval coal, barley, oats, wheat and pottery were found close together.

The ancient monastery where Whiskey was brewed was built in 1191 on the land donated by King William I of Scotland to his brother, Count Huntingdon.

Later, Scottish knight William Wallace also took refuge in this monastery. This is the place that is supposed to be the prototype in Hollywood movie 'Braveheart'.

According to information from the ancient whiskey distilleries, it dates back to 1494.

"The Lindores monastery has long been considered a place of historical value for whiskey production. The latest discovery underscores its importance ," McKenzie Smith, the relics manager Lindores monastery said.